
New Haven Chorale Ends Season With Remembrance
by Karen Ponzio via New Haven Independent Sunday afternoon saw a wealth of appreciative music fans fill Woolsey Hall for the New Haven Chorale’s season finale

by Karen Ponzio via New Haven Independent Sunday afternoon saw a wealth of appreciative music fans fill Woolsey Hall for the New Haven Chorale’s season finale

The Chorale welcomes back singing sensation Jeremiah Paul and friends for an inspiring program in honor of Black History Month featuring a cappella spirituals, rousing

Our annual, family-friendly holiday concert featured thrilling choruses for choir and orchestra from masterworks by Bach, Haydn, and Vivaldi, beautiful and thought-provoking a cappella works

As a community arts organization, The New Haven Chorale strives to serve the community. We do so in numerous tangible ways—outreach programs and special concerts

We are still glowing after our wonderful holiday concert! St Joseph’s Church in New Haven was filled to the rafters on December 4th with both

Once again, we are the beneficiaries of the beautifully wrought and insightful journalism of Lucy Gellman of The Arts Council of Greater New Haven. Gellman

It is perhaps a universal irony that the years we’d like to forget are also the years that we can’t. And, often, shouldn’t. 2020 was

The New Haven Chorale turned its back on its audience Saturday—literally. After two years of being tethered together by online sessions and classes, virtual projects

by Brian Slattery – New Haven Independent As the sun set Monday evening, dozens of people began to congregate in the parking lot of the